Obituary: Winnebago County, Wisconsin: Rose KEITZMAN

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Winneconne Local June 7, 1917 p.1

Funeral services for the late Miss Rose Keitzman were held Monday morning
with services at 9:30 o'clock from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Aug.
Utecht and at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's Catholic church, Rev. Father
Bastian at St. Vincent's Catholic church officiated with region high mass.

Miss Keitzman was born and raised here and was well and favorably known and
highly esteemed by everyone.  About a year ago she underwent an operation
for appendicitis.  Wednesday she was taken suddenly ill and rushed to the
hospital for an operation for obstruction of the bowels from which she died
Friday morning at 12:30.  The remains were brought here Saturday afternoon
from Oshkosh on the boat and taken to the home of her sister Mrs. August
Utecht.

She is survived by her mother Mrs. Mathilda Keitzman, six sisters and two
brothers; Mrs. August Utecht of Winneconne, Mrs. Matt Galligan of the town
of Winneconne, Mrs. John McDonald of Oshkosh, Mrs. Theodore Hiller of
Janesville, Mrs. Walter Schmunk, Mrs Ed Tank, William Keitzman of Brandon
and John Keitzman of Topaz, Mich.

Those who attended the funeral from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. J.
McDonald and family, Mrs. Walt Low, Miss Martha Bartz, Mrs. James Low, Mrs.
Will Utecht, Mrs. Frank Utecht, Mrs. J.A. Alds, Mrs. D. Crook, Mrs. A. A.
Neubauer all of Oshkosh.  Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmunk, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Keitzman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tank and family and Mrs. W. Giles all of Brandon
and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hiller of Janesville.

Those who acted as pall bearers were: Louis Samers, her betrothed and five
of her brother-in-laws: John McDonald, Walter Schmunk, Matt Galligan,
Theodore Hiller and Ed Tank.  The interment was in the village cemetery.